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GOP presidential candidate Gov. Ron DeSantis gives his take on education policy, Gov. Gavin Newsom's criticism, U.S. response to China and COVID-19 policy on 'Fox News Tonight.'
The draw for the quarter-finals of the All-Ireland SFC is set to take place Monday morning.
Confident Ridvan Yilmaz has brushed off speculation that he could be set to leave Rangers for Turkey after just one season.
For someone who has come through the grind and lost many battles, including when his father died of a brain haemorrhage, in his journey to become a cricketer, Mukesh Kumar knows well what it takes to be selected for the Indian Test team. "Kehte hai na agar aap Test nahin khele toh kya khele... (Like they say, what have you done if you didn't play Tests)," the fiesty Bengal pacer told PTI after being selected in the Test and ODI squads for the upcoming tour of the West Indies. "My dream is now in front of me. I always wanted to be here -- to play Tests for India. And, I've finally arrived." What now flashes through his mind is a myriad of memories from his village Kankar Kund in the remote Gopalganj district of Bihar to sleeping in the dormitory at Eden Gardens in Kolkata where he had first come in 2012 to help his father in his taxi business.
The 34-year-old recorded his first ace in his PGA Tour career from 214 yards. Credit: PGA TOUR
Sir Jim Ratcliffe described Joel and Avram Glazer as "proper gentlemen" following his first meeting with the Manchester United owners.
The Judo-loving nation of Mongolia hosted its second-ever Grand Slam event, in the bustling capital city of Ulaanbaatar.
Legendary Indian cricket team opener Sunil Gavaskar was not happy with the decision to drop Cheteshwar Pujara for the upcoming Test series against West indies. Pujara had a disappointing run of form in the World Test Championship (WTC) Final where India were completely outplayed by Australia at the Oval. Gavaskar was not convinced with the decision to drop Pujara and said that he should not be made a 'scapegoat' after most Indian batters failed to perform against Australia. The legend added that Pujara knows what to do in red-ball cricket and can continue to play for a few more years.